Crazy free kick by Italian female team

[MillionMilesAway]

What was that little lad getting carded for at 60secs?

Ooh, she'll bite your kneecaps for that!

Anyway, that'll teach her for coming back onto the pitch without permission.

 

[Blue tube]

They could really do with a keeper that isnt 3 foot tall

 

[citymad]

Reckon we should sign her up for the left wing if Sane goes....shhhh but don't tell Sly.

 

[blueinsa]

2 things.

Goals need to be smaller for the womens game because watching goalkeepers struggle due to their size is painful and their refs are also a fucking joke.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Back in the day I used to watch Guingamp from Brittany in Ligue 1.
I saw Malouda and Drogba play for them.
Guingamp used to have a tactic at corners where all the attackers stood closely together on the penalty spot then as the corner taker attacked the ball they would explode like a starburst in all directions.
Didn’t half screw up marking strategies.

Did stuff like this a few times in a gridiron practice session once. All the DBs just did some random cross field patterns rather than trying to mark zones/men. TBH it did throw our QB a few times. Biggest insult to him was when he managed to throw an interception to somebody in our 'conga' coverage.

 

[cleavers]

Keeper should have saved the free kick

As usual in women's football, not tall enough.

 

[BimboBob]

As usual in women's football, not tall enough.

And shit.


What was crazy about the free kick?

 

[cleavers]

Goals need to be smaller for the womens game because watching goalkeepers struggle due to their size is painful

Its time they attracted taller women, there's plenty about, but mostly in women's football they're small all across the pitch. We (City) are blessed in that department (both good), but Roebuck is only 5'8" (Bardsley is 6'0").

At least united seem to have recruited a wide one ;-)

 

[billymumphrey]

Poke her in the eye.

Almost, but I think that's how you make Venetian Blind...

I'll grab my coat

 

[1.618034]

"Crazy"?